Alpha Tau Chapter Of Alpha Epsilon

Gainesville, FL · Founded 1948

Sorority chapter supporting Jewish women through sisterhood, leadership development, and lifelong community connection at the University of Florida

Primary audience
College women
Work area
Membership organization
Topic
Sorority and sisterhood
Contact
Rory Haas
Website Contact

About Organization

Alpha Tau Chapter of Alpha Epsilon Phi is a sorority that inspires and supports women dedicated to friendship and lifelong commitment while honoring Jewish heritage. Based in Gainesville, FL, the chapter was founded in 1948 and operates with 1 employee and 6 volunteers. The organization reported revenue of $1.3 million in 2023.

What They Focus On

Sisterhood & Friendship

Building lifelong bonds among women through shared values, traditions, and commitment to Alpha Epsilon Phi community.

Jewish Heritage

Honoring the vision of Jewish founders by maintaining cultural traditions and supporting women in Jewish community.

Leadership Excellence

Developing exemplary women through governance roles, educational programs, and opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Financial Information

Form 990 data showing organizational financial health and growth.

Revenue (2023)

$1.3M

+0.7% vs 2022

Expenses (2023)

$1.1M

+10.1% vs 2022

Assets (2023)

$2.6M

+13.8% vs 2022

Employees (2023)

1

+0% vs 2022

Year Revenue Expenses Assets Employees
2023 $1,340,097 $1,106,699 $2,575,820 1
2022 $1,330,950 $1,005,208 $2,263,197 1
2021 $1,171,578 $891,977 $1,930,200 1
2020 $833,732 $838,426 $1,599,944 2
2019 $912,204 $795,451 $1,656,767 6
2018 $1,165,768 $824,161 $1,503,809 9
2017 $1,255,252 $803,870 $1,188,404 9

Source: IRS Form 990 filings. All figures in USD.

How They Work

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  • 01

    Recruitment

    Identifying and welcoming women who align with Alpha Epsilon Phi values and commitment to sisterhood.

  • 02

    Member Development

    Providing leadership opportunities, educational programs, and personal growth experiences throughout collegiate years.

  • 03

    Community Building

    Creating lasting bonds through chapter events, traditions, and shared commitment to Jewish heritage.

  • 04

    Lifelong Connection

    Maintaining engagement with alumni through networks, events, and continued support of organizational mission.

Programs and Initiatives

Services and programs offered by Alpha Tau Chapter Of Alpha Epsilon

Sisterhood Development

Fostering deep friendships and community bonds among members through shared values and Jewish heritage.

Leadership Training

Developing exemplary women through chapter governance, event planning, and personal growth opportunities.

Alumni Engagement

Maintaining lifelong connections with former members through events, networking, and continued support of chapter mission.

Community Service

Organizing volunteer activities and philanthropic initiatives that reflect the organization's values and Jewish traditions.

Team & Leadership

Meet the people behind Alpha Tau Chapter Of Alpha Epsilon.

RH

Rory Haas

President
BH

Brooke Hollander

VP Finance
DM

Daniela Maisel

VP Sisterhoo
DC

Danielle Canter

VP Social Re
DC

Drew Cohen

VP Panhellen
EB

Eryn Brazlavsky

VP Standards
HS

Hadassah Sternfeld

VP New Membe
HK

Haley Kleinman

VP Programmi
JH

Jamie Horwitz

House Corp T
JR

Jillian Robinson

VP Philanthr
LW

Lauren Weinstein

VP Recruitme
RS

Rebecca Shimony

VP Operation

Milestones

1948

Chapter Founded

1948

Alpha Tau Chapter established at the University of Florida as part of Alpha Epsilon Phi.

2011

IRS Recognition

2011

Received tax-exempt status ruling from the Internal Revenue Service.

2017

Peak Operations

2017

Reached highest revenue of $1.26 million with expanded staff of 9 employees.

2023

Continued Growth

2023

Achieved $1.34 million in revenue with total assets exceeding $2.5 million.

Executive Compensation

Top compensated officers & key employees from IRS Form 990

Total Reported (2020)

$500

Highest Paid

$500

Jessica Smith

Compensated Officers

1

Name Title Base Other Total Hrs/Wk
Jessica Smith President $500 — $500 5

Source: IRS Form 990 filings. Compensation includes base and other reported compensation.

Individual Political Donors

People from this organization who contributed to political campaigns

$1K Total Given
Other/PAC $1,294 (100%)
3 Contributions
$431 Avg Each

Top Individual Donors

1 Individual Donor
BR
Bonnie R. Wunsch 3 contributions • $431 avg
$1,294

Quick Insights

🏆
Most Active Donor Bonnie R. Wunsch with 3 contributions
💰
Highest Avg per Contribution Bonnie R. Wunsch at $431 each
🎯
Top Recipient FRATERNITY & SORORITY PAC — $1,294

Data from Federal Election Commission • Individual contributions only

Contact

Get in touch with Alpha Tau Chapter Of Alpha Epsilon

Email

[email protected]

Phone

(310) 948-8914

Social

Visit Website
832 W Panhellenic Dr Gainesville, FL 326017863